Known as Lionsgate, the property was enlarged from its original 9,359 square feet to a whopping 24,000 square feet with a guest house that has an additional two bedrooms and three bathrooms.

The main home has nine bedrooms and 14 bathrooms, as well as a ballroom, saltwater pool, 12-seat home theater, and even a refrigerated wine room.

With two acres of property, the estate also has a tennis court, gym with a sauna, and an outdoor glass elevator next to the pool.

Rogers purchased the home in the '70s, according to the WSJ. He added two lion statues to the main gate and renamed the property "Liongate."

The current sellers of the home are a mystery, but the listing agent told the WSJ last year that "they are European and purchased the home for personal use," adding that they put the mansion up for sale because they hadn't spent enough time in Los Angeles.